Here are the few Examples for using NSLookup
nslookup -q=a "IP.domain.com"
Eg. nslookup -q=a "1.1.1.1.bl.spamcop.net"
In above examples, i am using bl.spamcop.net as an example and if you want to test with any other domain, use IP along with domain name.
set vc // for tcp queries
server <10.2.124.133>
nslookup q=ptr
> type IP address to check whether IP address has reverse IP
in the same way you can change the query type to mx, a, txt,ns
q=mx //to query about MX record of the domain
q=a //All
q=txt // TXT record
q=ns //name server
Other tools can be used
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c:\> ARP -a
c:\> Route Print
c:\> pathping -4 microsoft.com (Microsoft.com domain is used as an Example)
nslookup -q=a "IP.domain.com"
Eg. nslookup -q=a "1.1.1.1.bl.spamcop.net"
In above examples, i am using bl.spamcop.net as an example and if you want to test with any other domain, use IP along with domain name.
set vc // for tcp queries
server <10.2.124.133>
nslookup q=ptr
> type IP address to check whether IP address has reverse IP
in the same way you can change the query type to mx, a, txt,ns
q=mx //to query about MX record of the domain
q=a //All
q=txt // TXT record
q=ns //name server
Other tools can be used
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c:\> ARP -a
c:\> Route Print
c:\> pathping -4 microsoft.com (Microsoft.com domain is used as an Example)
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